County Board Debates Using General Fund for Police Pensions
Weld County commissioners weigh shifting the general fund to cover a one half mill police pension levy after the state supreme court upheld the levy as valid. Extending the two mill tax could delay notices and raise costs. alternatives include drawing pension funds from the general fund to avoid remaking tax rolls. The decision hinges on state tax commissioner guidance and legal interpretations of the supreme court ruling.
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Lery
Weld County Contuilseioners
C. M. Whiteside
Whiteside
Auprems
District Court
Greeley
Apple
Clay HW
Supreme Court
Frederic W. Clark
Weld County
Lagos
Gogitry
Orow
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pusbio
Associated Presa
John At. Seaman
State Lax Commission
State Supreme Court
Cit Pitt
Gall
Adame
der. H
Colorado
Fredericky, Clark
John Thienman
State Tax Commission
Sald
Onvnion
Dee Moyerodl
College Board Approves Start Of 40 Undergrad Scholarships
The board of trustees approved forty new undergraduate scholarships to cover fees and tuition for the junior and senior years. Selection will be based on scholarship records exams personnel and fitness for teaching. Scholars will be assigned as associate scholars assisting in research library work and special projects. The board also extended leave for Dr. Margaret Reggon and approved dormitory supply orders and a new library project valued around 275000 with construction about 120000 planned for 1938. No further PhD degrees will be granted after the 1938 summer session. Durational Doctor of Education degrees will be offered instead, following models from major universities. RH Taylor of Worland Wyoming was fined eight dollars plus costs for speeding.
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Gallege
George W. Frosier
Board of Trustees
Margaret Reggon
Gordon, Decker
Belford
Harvard
Columbia University
New York University
Stanford University
University of California
Ohio State
Civil Service Board Warns State Workers
The Civil Service Board issued a resolution demanding loyalty to the state and a strict 6 AM to 5 PM workday with a noon closing on Saturdays for state employees. It tightens schedules and rest periods, allowing brief breaks only for emergencies and fixed rest slots.
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Civil Service Board
Denver
Coleraiy el Service Commission
State House
New Burglaries Reported Friday by Sheriff Deputies
deputies of Sheriff Gus Anderson checked two new burglaries Friday across the county. In Wattenburg district John St. Anderson reported theft of 24 chickens and gear from a Turnerving northeast of Galeton. At Anderson's residence a Boots suit, clothing, blanket, shotgun, rifles and other items were stolen.
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Gus‘. Anderson
Wattenburg
John St. Anderson
Useveg
Galoton
President Roosevelt to request irrigation funding in annual budget
Western reclamationists expect Roosevelt to seek about 1 million dollars for irrigation in the next fiscal year as they compare with prior years. Analysts note previous totals ranged from 41 to 46 million, with California and Colorado projects under scrutiny amid possible reallocations.
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U Associated
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wold
California
Gentral Valley
Transiry
Thompson
Colorado
Alther
World Viva
Murder, piracy and retribution aboard a yacht tragedy
A six survivor account details a yacht voyage off Southern California ending in murder and possible colonization plans. Morgan allegedly killed Pauding and threw him overboard. survivors report abuse and a planned voyage toward Mexican ports as authorities pursue charges against Morgan and companions.
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Tos Angeles
Wei
Sehumor Yaule
Dwight L. Paulding
Santa Barbara
California
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jack Morzan
John Stanson Hatchey Oven Morgan
Cate
Hangzon
West
Crutas
Antje
Bank Pedro
Catalina Ishand
Pauding
Morgan
Pauliling
Sawyer
Gertrude Turner
Slycarold Gan
Robert
Elsie Bernard
Rover
Horne
George Spernak
Vauiding
Hanson
Faulding
San Pedro
Imfoland
Onai
San Diego
Coast Guard
Horte
Spernak Lad
United States
Benjamin Woerlson
Cirther
Morgen
New Orleans
Lillian Casanove
New York
Phey
Los Angeles
Morgan Strick Wy
Spernmak
Hotat
Hits
Ostenelbta Plenaure Crulan
Harne
Pauthing
Herne
Spernnk
Paulding
Barbura
Weather Shippers Forecast for 250 Mile Radius
Shippers are advised to protect shipments over the next 30 hours as temperatures vary by region. North 18 degrees, east 40 degrees, south 25 degrees, west 15 degrees with Bela Colorado and Montana seeing colder conditions. Friday night into Saturday generally fair, colder in east and north, New Mexico and Wyoming experiencing lows around 18 to 25. Friday night and Saturday will be colder in the north and west with Montana near 18. Highs reach 64, lows near 18 in some areas.
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Bela
Colorado
Wyoming
New
1 200 000 Jews Threatened By Romanian Government
The new government of Octavian Goga imposes strict measures to regulate foreigners and expel or impoverish many Jews who became Romanian citizens after 1920. Black shirt gangs marshal streets as authorities prepare to implement policies targeting Jews, with observers warning the move could affect Romania more than Germany.
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Adavocinul Pree
Bucharest
Numasia
Octavian Goga
Goga
Rumania
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Tron
Russia
Poland
Wight
Bulgicia
Welcoma
Hunsgary
Jugoslavia
Austria
Observera
December records top 54 degrees in Wald county
Report shows unusually high December temperatures with Wald county reaching 54 degrees at Groot feyne around 3 p m. Exton saw 18 degrees at night in Greeley, while readings swung from 63 to 32 and then to 40 degree marks through the early hours.
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Wald Cailhity
Wara
Grootfeyne
Wy Eaton
Midvaight
Mevcury
Siova
Sm. m
Greeley
Tragic yacht death in San Pedro noted in police report
A yachtsman named Faulding was found missing after a body was recovered near a San Pedro rock. His fortune was rumored at $100000 while a U S marshal placed a lien on the estate for $6000. Family members waited for news as investigators traced the tragedy.
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San Pedro
Ilo
United States
Bima J. Paulding
Mel
Anne Sierman
Tia
Wil- Mam
Annuity League Pushes $45 Per Month Pension Rule
Denver Dec AL District Indigo Stanley H Jahison upheld the jackpot clause of Cologne’s $45 monthly old age pension amendment. The rule requires monthly payments no less than $45 and directs any year end pension surplus to be distributed among qualified pensioners. The Annuity League plans to press reform and insists $45 monthly pensions be paid, opposing new taxes to fund higher payments.
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Denver
Dec
Stanley H. Jahison
Cologne
Wu Fn & Aust
Teddy
Mational Ennuity League
Sponsoys
Nenklon
Clase
Judee Johnson
Pension Glass
Otto Moore
Altorney
Moore
Tadge Johston
Assembly
Annuity League
Jongot
Colorado Supreme Court
Johnson
Police Court Fines Here
Fines levied Thursday night include Harvey 3 of Cheyenne $6.50 for speeding Feed E. Koehtine of Denver $11.50 for dialelaice Frank Koe dine of Denver $6.50 for drunk Dan a OConnell of 2432 Seventh avenue Greeley $11.60 for drank J. W. Bele of 1029 Ninth avenue $36.50 for rows
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Harvey
Burger
Cheyenne
E. Koehtine
Denver
Frank Koedine
Dana O'Connell
Seventh Avenue
Greeley
J. W. Bele
Ninth Avenue
Retired farmer dies or wounded in local shooting
Longmont December 31 report says R. A. Hay a well known farmer aged 72 in ill health was mortally wounded in a sunshot incident at his Ids pitus home. Police say the wound concerned personal safety. Hay had been in poor health prior to the injury.
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Roney Longmont
R. A. Hay
Wis
Hay
Accessory Sentenced Harshly in Drunken Driving Case
The accessory Victor Wasgemilier, 26, of Windsor, received a heavier sentence than driver Ferdinand Mertin. Wasgemilier faced fuel costs and prior traffic charges, while Mertin was ordered to 36 days in fall and pay fines of 35 dollars plus costs.
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Letora Tustin Ben H. Florence
Polio
Victor Wasgemilier
Windsor
Ferdinand Mertin
Winisor
Ilo
Colorado tax commissioners vow daily office duties amid suspension
Denver December 31 Governor Teller Ammons used the power bill to suspend three Colorado tax commissioners for three months to balance the budget. Chairman John R Seaman James P Meluroy and Shelton D Tucker will remain on the job daily per vows to perform duties despite the payroll holdup. The secretary James Savage will direct the office under Treasurer Homer Bedford.
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Colorado
Seaman
Utey
Tucker
Meluroy
Senman Net
Ouc
Jamies Savage
Theander
Logy
Anthony
Homer F. Bedford
State Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Bouma
Denver
Dee
Teller Ammons
Sue
Mantha
Colorado Tax Commission
Rawmons
State Executive Council
Ammons
John R. Seaman
James P. Meluroy
Stieledon
Ammans
James A. Savage
Department of
San Anco
Gealhrad
Mong Bay
Stolen Car Report In Eaton Involves Harry Clark
Police reported a car theft from Eaton involving a man named Tarr Clark or Harry Clark. The incident occurred on a street and two sets of linen garment pins numbered 8-1865 and d-1856h were also stolen and not recovered.
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Tarr
Clark
Eaton
Cay
Minor Thefts Reported in Gresley
The report notes thefts in Gresley on Thursday. Roy and Stanley had an overcount taken from a car parked near Wien Avenue in the afternoon. Karl Beagtey on Sixteenth Street reported the loss of a Durlop 12 ply tire from his yard during the night.
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Gresley
Roy &. Stanley
Wien Avenue
Karl Beagtey
Sixteenth Street
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Tax Board
Foundie
Hollywood
John Jacob Healy
Betty Hickman Healy
Ted Healy
College Board
R. He Taylor
Taylor
Worliad
Wya
Costa
H. Walker
Platteville
Maniac
Harry Clark Gar
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